Naoya Hashimoto

In part one of this series, we looked at the difference between the Compliance Operator, Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes (RHACM), and Open Policy Agent (OPA) to help us understand how the Compliance Operator secures and hardens the clusters.

When it comes to container security, this is definitely food for thought for sys/infra admins or security engineers, and the basic approach for security is defense-in-depth, but it requires tremendous efforts in terms of both platform and application. One of the reasons is Kubernetes platforms can run on different operating systems.

Advertisement Advertisement Naoya Hashimotoa, Seiichiro Mitanib, Hiroya Taniguchi (h.taniguchi{at}aichi-cc.jp)*,b, Yukiya Naritab, Kyoko Katob, Toshiki Masuishib, Shigenori Kadowakib, Sachiyo Onishic, Masahiro Tajikac, Shinji Takahashia, Kazuhiro Shimomuraa, Chihoko Takahatad, Eri Hottad, Makiko Kobarad and Kei Murob a Department of Pharmacy, Aichi Cancer Center Hospital, Nagoya, Japan b Department of Clinical Oncology, Aichi Cancer Center Hospital, Nagoya, Japan c Department of Endoscopy,...